Tim Morton

Tim Morton (born May 5, 1984) is an American independent director, producer, writer, and actor.

For the Rice University professor and chair in English, see Timothy Morton.
Tim Morton
Born
Timothy Joseph Morton

(1984-05-05) May 5, 1984
Louisville, Kentucky
OccupationFilm director, screenwriter, actor, producer Editor
Years active2005–present
Websitewww.timothymortonetc.com

Life and career

Morton was born on May 5, 1984 in Louisville, Kentucky and raised until he moved to Memphis, Tennessee for college where he met collaborators such as Morgan Jon Fox and Kentucker Audley. He appeared in their movies Away (A)Wake in 2005 and Team Picture in 2007. He also starred in the short Family Tree with Greta Gerwig and Lena Dunham. When he came back to Louisville, he founded the studio Jimothy with Jimmy Kustes. He put out his directorial debut Scattered Junk in 2011, which featured David Maloney and Greg Cushing. After a brief appearance in Passenger Pigeons, the debut feature film of Martha Stephens, she decided to write his first lead role for Pilgrim Song which shot in his home state of Kentucky and opened at the 2012 South By Southwest Film Festival. This would be the beginning of many of the movies he shot in Kentucky including Pleased to Meet Me and As It Is in Heaven. Zachary Treitz and Kate Lyn Sheil then wrote Men Go To Battle with him and David Maloney playing brothers during the Civil War. It won Best New Director at the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival. His next film is the 6-years-in-the-making New Cops starring himself, David Maloney, and Jimmy Kustes.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

Filmography
Year Film Type Role
2016 New Cops Feature Film actor, editor, creator
2016 Men Go To Battle Feature Film actor
2014 As It Is in Heaven Feature Film actor, composer
2013 Pleased to Meet Me Feature Film actor
2012 Pilgrim Song Feature Film actor
2012 2nd Serve Feature Film actor
2010 Holy Land Feature Film Documentary himself, editor, director
2010 Passenger Pigeons Feature Film actor
2009 Family Tree Short Film actor, writer, creator
2008 Ginger Sand Short Film actor, writer, creator
2007 Team Picture Feature Film actor, cinematographer
2005 Dollars & Signs Feature Film actor
2005 Away (A)Wake Feature Film actor

References
  1. Brody, Richard. The New Yorker.
  2. Brody, Richard. The New Yorker.
  3. Clark, Travis. Indie Wire.
  4. Schager, Nick. Village Voice.
  5. Lincoln, Ross. Deadline Hollywood.
  6. Defore, John. The Hollywood Reporter.
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